The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-03-08
SEDALIA GOSSIP.

Let us have another railroad,
-Estey organs at POI East Third
Dean.
The county Jail contains thirteen in
mates.
Yesterday was an old fashioned
March day.
No business was transacted yesterday
In judges Blair and Halstead's courts
j. c. Marsh aud James McMayhan
were discharged from the hospital yester-
day.
N. Abbott, of Salem, Mass. shipped
twenty-ene horses yesterday to the Boston
market.
Ten nights in a.bar room is good deal
better for man to see than ten bar rooms
IN the same space of time.
Recorder, F. Landman, issued twenty
one permits to marry during the month
of February.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather yesterday, our merchants p
port trade much livelier than was ex-
pected.
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brakeman, is now running train on the
Texas & Pacific, between Bashaw and
Texarkana.
All lovers of amusements have GER
taInly had their tastes appeased in the at
fractions that have appeared in our midst
SO far this season.
Read the BAZoo this morning, then
put your Sunday -meetin'- go-to-clothes on,
and attend church. You will then live
long and be happy.
The fast mail train from st. Louis to
Kansas City will be great benefit to Sc
dalla, as postal connection between our
city and the east will be shortened twenty
four hours.
The Knights of Pythias promise our
citizens a rare musical entertainment mex.
Thursday night. The Alpine quartette
will no doubt come up to the expectations
OF our musical critics.
Ben. Bruins has had some experience
with the gymnasium at the Y. NJ. c A.
rooms. While practicing he slipped; the
a sling. In the future he will be more
careful.
The following were the arrivals at the
hospital yesterday: w. Summers, a sec
tiou laborer from Muskogee, |. T., with
confused finger, and Geo. Cole, an engi-
neer from Denison, Texas, with malaria.
There should be united effort and
concert faction among all progressive peo-
pie who reside in Sedalia for the advance
ment and progress of our city. Let us all
pull together and make our city what il |
should be-the fourth city. in size, in Mis- |
s6uri
A man by the name of John F. Sar- !
vers, who claims to have been wounded |
seven times during the late war, and who |
claims large pension, came yesterday to |
visit his sister, who lives fourteen miles |
from the city.
"A ruralite, with more bad whiskey in |
his skin than he ought to have, while |
crossing the railroad track near the depot |
yesterday evening, fell down In the mud, |
and when he was extricased, exclaimed
Oh, sweet earth, L did not know thou
was SO SOFT
Charles III Clark, manager of the Ten
Nights in a Bar Room combination.
informed BAZoo reporter last night that
there was no reason why Sedalia should
not make the most important city in Mis-
souri, outside of ST. Louis sand Kansas
City. He seems to think that our city has
a bright future before it.
The great secret of j. A. Lamy Co.'S
success as Clothiers and Hatters is to al
ways have what they advertise Their
prices are marked in plain figures, and
there is positively no deviation. 1t is a
pleasure TO deal with a firm who cheerfully
refund the money on unsatisfactory pur-
chases, and endeayer in everything to
please their patrons. A business conducted
on these principles cannot help being a
Success